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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21
AN OUTSIDE VIEW OF TIE SENA-
TORIAL QUESTION.

lOiSlAL w ES lON.
Here is something from the Philadelphia
Times that shows what outside parties
think OF our little unpleasantneSs at
Charleston. The Times is Il paper that be-
Iieyes in the protection OF American in
dustries, as firmly rs the Republicans
believe in that principle:
The Democrats of West Virginia are
divided in the choice Of a Senator; the
bulk of them desiring the reelection of
Senator Camden, and the others deSiring
his defeat. The Republicans hold the
balance OF power, and why don't the eNer-
else il?
1t is common for minority parties which
train under old Bourbon leaders of both
parties, TO stick to their hopeless candi-
dates and organizations until they force
the majority parties to unite and elect.
The Democrats Of Pennsylvania usually
practice that sort of idIOtic politics in Sen
atOrial elections, but they don't seem TO
know any better. Ia most of the Southern
States and often in New England and in
the West, minority parties decide Senator
ial elections and thus assert their power
and often weaken the majority. Senator
Dawes, OF Massachusetts, WA only lately
reelected by a Democratic break in his
favor.
In West Virginia there are two Demo-
cratic winGS-one layOring free trade and
the other the iudiciouS protection of labor
and the repeal of internal revenue taxes.
On these questions the Republicans have
convictions, and why don't they emphasize
them by their votes! Senator Camden is
not in accord with the free trade deStruc-
t~ioniStS, aud he is opposed mainly because
he fIyOrs jUdiciOus protection to labor.
Then, why don't the Republicans solve
the problem by e~lecting the man who will
voice the interests of West Virginia indus
trial progress in the Senate? MinOrities
should never play the part of bump on a
log when they can make themselves ma
j~orfties and attain something in the line of
the public welfare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21
Public Sale Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRtSr AhD's
ID Ia me by Christina Is :lt0u and Daniel useI
ton. dated on the 10Th day OfJUbe, 1879. VIII W
SATURDAY, MARCH ~. l@5,
beginning nj 10 O'Clock a. M. nj ID" fDnt 1"M
Of the COurt House 81 ohio county, Nrsi w
ginia, sell nj public %anctior. the following o',
scribed real property, that j. la say, VT nun'bf,.'
Ill., addition Ia the city ~ wheeling. oDmIn0ulI
called Buena Vista addition. tDg.iIrf sIth AHAhi
ingular the Improvements thereon aba aFl1.
tenanc,s thercunto belonging. Tbs - VIC 40
property which was conveyed ~ the AT 'm
tina Uselion by William :. fD~' and "'b'hD'
decd dated December .. 1910.
TERMS OF Sale-One bali o! The bpnhA.
money, or 10 much more ~ the pur"ha-i msl
elect 10 pay. cash on the day ~ rile ani Ibsr
idUe in one year with interest, the drirftoi ,n
stalment bSipg secured by n iced Of nust on ''
property. - "gypt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

By u Charleston dispatch this morning
we observe that Senator SOMNERyILLE is
Justly indignant mt the futile and blum
derirg attempt OF the h~ichig,Reer to make
political capital out Of his vote on the pro-
hibition amendment, last Friday. When
President PRICE changed his vote to the
affirmative it made the requisite two
thirds, SO it mattcred not whether FLOUR
NoY or SoMMERvILLE changed their votes,
the result would have been the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

THE new School Board has eliminated
Puck from the list of illustrated periodicals
because its politics don't suit. Tut, tut,
gentlemen! This is smallbuSineSs in which
TO be engaged. According to the hltrHi-
gcncsr Puck has always been one OF the
most popular periodicals in the reading
room. Every one has picked it mp to
smile at its excellent cartoons and it will
be missed" We think the Board ought
not to be built that way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

MIR. Lucas thinks it is perfectly legiti-
mate for himself to DO certain things IN q
political campaign. But the same things
done by other men he regards rs corrupt
and almost criminal. What kind OF De
mocracY is thls2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

The speeches made in the Joint Assem-
bly, at Charleston, on Saturday, show the
a~nti-caucus men in a more untenable posi-
ton than ever. The more they try 70
patch mp holes in their fences the bigger
the holes become.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

THE verbatim report by telegraph Of
the speeches of Messrs. Lucas, SwIrZER
and KIDD come mighty high, but when
they make as interesting reading a on
Saturday last, the REGISTER must have
than,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

LAST Saturday was WASH day IN the
Joint Assembly. The Democratic clothes
lines were stretched all over the House,
and the dirty linen was Haunted In a
manner that delighted the enemy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

wETZEL COUNTY now has a Republican
paper, the TOlWRieey. IL is published DIV
MeSsrs. HART, MCINTYRE and HALL.
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1or Sale.
EARM FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE
Real Estate EOr Sn)e,

The residence "f the late Captain Samuel va
sOn. situate on the southeast corner "i NH'tS
and Twentieth streets, - hereby Offered ft ale
tn. ground j. surrounded by street, ani glrjs.
and Il a convenient and desirable sitr tor a small
business enterprise. For price. trrms, cic a.
ply u Tips OBhIEN
Or. gro ". EckMAgI. Jg.. Pc0plrs Bank. Ihia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21
4 Rare Chance for Manufactures
We offer now nor sale the
Smith Brewery Properly

Extending from ChapliDe ~ Rof d"tf;s ~,
square, and ~ feet sJDtb, tDgetbsf SLI
Brewery and three excellent vault ALl ''".a4
stables. brick and frsine, cooper lpY
eight small and large Jeastlent f0ti-r IA
In not sOld by April Ii, the Bfesey ~
vaults and one stable will b. oGer"d bf ""S
For particulars inquire AZ once.
G.. A. SCHAPKE q co. Af,.Vy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21
DIED.

DIMNACK-On Sunday, February ~, 49,, at
ga m, ADA A. DMMACK, aged IL years.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, No.
2iOS Chap!ine street, Tuesday morning at 10
o,rIo,k Interment at Caldwelrs Run cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

The SUNDAY REGIsTER'S special from
Charleston yesterday contained Just
1890 words.
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febI, s,5,7,s,n.Is,l5 Il. Il, Is, p 2, s. mar
NOTICE.

Holders Of the ~ per cent bonds Of Ohio eoun-
~, West Virginia, are hereby notified that the
following numbers I97. 90, 10, 81. ~, -,
134. SO, Iva, 1s5. 81. 2O8, 62, 60, se5 and
l5S, have been draw and the anne viii be
paid at the Bank OF Wheeling on the int Gay OF
March next, lsS5. Interest will cease on aid
bonds after that date. FRANK CRUISE,
fetl5ra Pres't Board Com. OF Ohio County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21
GALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS or 1855.


Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioners, appointed by an ordinance Of
the city Of Wheeling entitled AN ordinance 10
provide for the issue and sale Of bonds 81 the
city Of Wheeling, Ia Oc known a. bonds Of ls55,
and for the redemption and payment thereof.
and providing for the payment into the City
Treasury Of certain amounts from the revenues
Of the Gas Water Works" ratified by the
voters Of said city on the 18th day Of May, lssj,
will on
Tuesday. MARCH Ist, A. D. 1887
between the hours Of O'Clock a. N. aud O'Clock
p. IN, at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, in the
city Of Wheeling, ". Va, receive bids In writing
for and sell bonds u said city, authorized by said
ordinance, To the amount Of s,2,10. fortytwo
bonds Of the denomination Of 81 90 each, all
dated the first day Of July. A. d. lss5, payable
on or before the inst day Of July. A. u. 1919, at
the said Bank Of the Ohio Valley. with interest
ut the rate Of five per cent. per annum payable
annnAllyon the fint day OF July, A. ID. lpf, and
on the iint day Of July in each year tbereafbT,
until and including the year 1913. at the said
bank; for which interest coupons In proper form
are attached 70 each bond.
Such bonds will be sOld only for cash, or H.
equivalent IN bonds Of said city Of the loan u
June II, ISL, commonly Known as the Lhi and
Davenport Loan, or the Loan Of l51,D 10 the
highest bidder approved by the Undersigned, AMI
none 81 the said bonds Ofls6 will be Mold fOr less
than The principal thereof, with the interest ae-
aued thereon.
No premium will be allowed for any 81 the
bonds of said loan of ISL.
The bonds hereby afvertised for sale are any
Of them liable To redemption ut their par value
on and at any time AFTER the first day Of July, 4.
u. ls6. as provided In said ordinance, and
neither such bonds nor the coupons thereto nj
taehed, VIII be subject 10 taxation, under author.
ity Of said city,
BY said ordinance the said city obligate. itself
10 pay each year after Is9i, until the bonds au-
shoriIed by said ordinance are fully paid, the
one twenty -ffth Of all such bonds no; paid before
the first day Of July. Is95.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
J.. Is. DOBBINS,
p. p. EPSON
Commissioners
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Heu advertisements.
$50 REWARD.

\ REWARD OF so WILL BE PAID TO THE
finder Of the body of john L. WAGNER, who
was drowned in the Ohio River, at Wheeling,
". Va, February Is, 1851. He was about five
feet six inches high, and weighed about lG5
pounds. He wore a short sack coat, II chevict
shirt, his pants were stuffed into his boots, and
he had a full beard. The above reward will be
paid bv PETER wELTY 4 co.
feblSh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

Publishers Price Sl.2jJ
"AnOat in the Forest or, a voyage among
the lTvc.iOpS.
he Boy Hunters, or Adventures i'm Search
ola White Buffalo.
The Boy Slaves" An AfticaT tale.
'Bruin. or the Great Bear Hunt"
'"Ihc Bush Boys; or, Adventures of a Family
in Southern Africa"
"The cliff Climbers" Tie home in the Hina-
layas.
'Tue Desert Home" A lost family in the
Wilderness.
The Forest ExileS." Adventures on the
Amazon.
The Plant Hunters" Adventures in India.
The Giraffe Hunters a story of adventure
Aud nine Others. Good, wholesome books, both
entertaining and instructive.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

NOR RENT-THE SHERMAN HOUSE, MAR
u tins Ferry. For particulars inquire of 4.
SHSEISER, Martins Ferry, O. jag7b
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aelr advertisements.

uTANTED - FIVE GLASS ENGRAVERs.
w Good wages and steady employment Ap-
ply to DALZELL BROS. &GILLMORE. Wells
burg, W. Va. febl6a
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TOR RENT-NO. 7 OHIO STREET-BRICK
II dwelling house, containing hall and seven
rooms, gas, hot and cold water, and bath. Also,
water and gas. Inquire of ]. NJ. BROWN, lOi
South Front street, or at the American Insurance
Office. febl9Se
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

"ANTED-l.OOO LADY AGENTS, AT ONCE,
w for my absolutely marvellous, new rubber
under-garment for ladies; Just out; nothing like
il; eclipses everything. sells faster and pays bet
ter than all the ladies specialties on this CONT:
ncnt combined; one lady ld2ll in one day and
made 81 q. 60 clear profit. Address, MRS. II. r.
LITTLE, Chicago, Ill. ieblSeSdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-21

rTANTED-AN INTELLIGENT EARNEST
w man TO represent q large, responsible
house in his own locality and ontside of large
cities A ~remuneratiye salary TO right party.
References exchanged. AN. MAEUFACTuRISs
HOUSE, l6 Barclay, street, New York. feb7
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-13

But them MeNlcanS didn { keer.
The Indians comes over thar from the In
dian territory. Some of 'em sells bead work,
blow guns, bows and arrows and moccasin
slippers, and sometimes they comes with the
COW boys to buy and sell cattle.
| saw one from the Cherokee nation, and he
talked 50 funny | wrote down what he said.
when he says "he" one "mjun' he means
himSClr)
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-13
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
Free from Lime and Absolutely Pure.

The Royal Baking Powder is made from Cream of Tartar
specially refined and prepared for its by patent by
which the Tartrate of Lime is totally eliminated
This highly important result has been attained only with
great care, labor and expense In money alone quarter Of
million patents machinery and APP
planes by which the crude Cream of Tartar being procured
direct from the districts of Europe and subjected in this
country these exclusive processes is rendered entirely free,
only the Objectionable Tartrate of Lime, but from
other foreign substances.
This adds greatly to the cost Of manufacturing Royal
Baking Powder; all its other ingredients selected
and prepared with the precise and regardless of labor
expense article produced that entirely free from any
substance and chemically pure in all respects
No lime, earth alum mpurty of any kind by mad
by the of adulteIaed articles otherwise be
introduced the Royal" and it contains ingredients
except those certified by the eminent chemists necessary
o make pure, wholesome and perfect baking powder
costs more manufacture the Royal Baking Powder
than any other but it is shown by chemical analysis the
only absolutely pure Baking Powder made.
Royal is the only Baking Powder made that is free from
both and alum
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Threats on Health, Hygiene Physical Culture
and Medical Subjects,

And complete encyclopedia suffering human
long-taIding chronic nervous eXhaustng
tfa health and human happiness
tie question asked by aing persons nvai
aired of answered and valuable information volu
need Of medical advice No similar work has
lished. Every sick Or aing person should have it.
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now rnE INDIAN rALKfn.

'InJun lac tell EN- white man mtbbe $500
Dallas sell EN- cattes, mcbbe SO he buy EN-
cuttles Dallas. He stop railroad Dallas He
go big house hotel Grand. Grand Windsor
just all de time look, walk, he no find EN-
too much houSe-loSS lniun. He tell 'em leetle
boy-he give i'm mouey--two biis-he show
i'm big house-Graud. Pretty soon find UNI
lie tell i'm big house Grand. lie say YOU seem
i'm one white man Bill Curtis3 lie want to
sell him cattles lnjun. Yes he say he seen i'm
Pretty soon he come Bill Curtis. Well hcaptalk
heap talk, he want sell too much money hiun
eighteen dollars filter CentS-lniun say too
much or filter cents Long time, heap er talk
pretty isoon Bccl say all ri9ht-no litter cents
Is dollar. lnim tell i'm heap good he TAX
en- 3,uOu cattles. Inlun want er see 'em cat
Ties, mthbe SO he seen EN-, no good he 10 tax
ent-hcap good lie tax 'om. Bocl say we 90
20 next mornin'. lnjun heap or sleep all night
grand. Next mornin' miun go railroad. Bcel
GURUS ride heap far cen railroad git horse
ride horse all daylight coma he stop ranch
tUrtiS-hvap nice cattles-hc tell 'em all tight
he tax 'em. mjun he go railroad he's house
heap fur-mim Nation. Iniun he
sheerd mebhe SO sick squaw he's house,
Pretty soon he see EN- his house. no Sickle
spiaW, he tell em all time well--pappoose--
he's squaw he say all time gone-Injun heap
well"
his Indian was one OF the richest cattlemcn
in the nation and n fine lookin' man.
Them of you that hQin't never been to Dali
las mustn't think hits all made up Of TURNER'S
and these curious kinder folks Some of the
incest and smartcst people ever l seen lives in
i I. l.S,..,..... BErsEN HAMILTON.
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GAKaEnEHE MoEphine Hsbii Cured in 10
EB&HEkENa 20 10 days. No pay tili cured
~ bSkkk hr. ). Stephens lebanon, Ohio.
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PRICE'S BAKING PONDER.
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OUR $l2 DOUBLE BARRELLEDBREECH LOADER

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-14
SUNDAY ThAlEa.

For Philadelphia texp:ess). q 90. q b2. 40
7 ~, II 81 a. m, 3 ot, Y nod 7 65 y. N.
Accom- n4odstion, 80 o. IN, Il 10, i 20
30, : ", 90 p. m.
For Chester (axpISss), 2 20, IL q a. n, q
and 90 p. M.
Rccom modation, 90 9. m, u 10, ! 20, 8 u
: 10 and 90 p. N.
i'or Now YORK .exprsssl, q 90. ztq SO
30, IL 81 3. n, %, ga, |e2e, fos and Q u
p. 70.
Tor West Chostet, Wis Lsnosin, sesa. .
and 8 30 p. IN.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort am
Norfolk IL " night.
For New Oastlt, MiJdletown, Claytsr
Dover, HarrtnKIh. Soatord Laurel al.
belmar, IL u night.
baltimore .no v 4shinston, ] 70, 40, Ell
~ os am: IL ~ 20. 20, ami q p. m. Bali
more, %, IL IL night.
Leave philadelphia, Broad street, tor VII
nington texpross) - &C. y 10, 7 20, SIC, IL II
5 10. 81, II 20, and II 70 p. N.
kccemUoda att an e26, 10 rs q. n, Il ass 10
8 50 gsd IL 81 D. N.
For farther Information passengers ero ~
ferfec 70 tho ticket Office 1T sho IL. ton.
T-1'as marked bus ts)sre limited expresi
upon which extrt tsrn 10 charged.
j. Il WOOD.
General PASSENGER AGENT.
CHARLw Y. tUaD General MannEsY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-14

CHEnIYTB SALE-BY v1BrUB OF 4
~ wit q Isvasi Faetas. - Ne dir seeed,
VII ~ o1Dosod % public sAlo, ~ the Jef1eS
eon ue1so, nov occupied 81 a. II. PsdbufE.
In the eieg 81 Nsv castle, Nsw Castle hund
red. y NSu Castle county, Delaware
ON MuNDAY.
THE ssrz DAY OF MAKCH, 1857,
A. o'clock p. Ne,
The follevina described real estate. via:
All that cssfain farm or tract Of land stu
Ate, lying and being In the hundred and
county ct New Castle in the STATE Of DeIa'
ware, bounded and described - follows, 70
Ssxinnius ss . stone in the centre Of the
road lead ing from the New Castle and
frsnontown turnpike to the road leading
from the village Of Ned Lion 70 the village
OF ObrlstaanA and running thence with land
late II John Smith now 81 Edward Downing
sou'h 81 degrees, west % 2-l0 perches, north
slk degrees, west 80 $40 perones. south Il
de- rees, west 10 clio perches, north q de-
Erees, west % lilo perchee and south 80 de-
Krees, west 4 40 psrches, thence BY land Of
John +. simmons, north 4Q1s degrees, west
silver, north 81 degrees, east ~ clio perches,
south 10 dsareez, east 5-lo Of, perch. north
81 degress, east % $40 perchee, north 30 de-
grsee, west 5.lo OF perch, north 81 degrees,
east 80 perches 10 the said road, thence
Aiunk kno Ccuttu tutfcUt, tOuLu bA11 utktotSs
east v $40 psrches, south oix desiee east
b perchss, south 10 degrees. east "a 10
psrehes 70 the beginning, containing l07
acres, roods and ~ perohes. Be the same
more or less. Book A, Vol. 8, page 100, &C.,
with brick and frame house, frame barn
and outbuildings
Afro all that lot Of land or wharf property
situate IN the city Of New castle, county OF
New CASTLE and state OF delaware, known
Is the Jefferson whStf b unced and describ-
Cd - follows. TO wit:
Beginning st point Oh tho ess,srly side
Of Delaware street whore the liDe ofthe head
OF the dock extended parallel with Water or
Front street strikes the same (being . cor
ner Of No. 2 on tIe order OF sale and these
premises and about two hundred feet In
Bsutheasteriy direction from the toutheast
SIDE Of Water or Front streets) and running
thence northessterly end parallel with said
Water or froLt street to the 81 20 OF the do, ~
and thence by and with the mead ofthe dock
In the whole Jos feet inches thence at
street In Q southeasterly direction $50 feet
into the river delaware, thence at right
angles TO said last mentioned line In n
ssutbwesteriy direction 70 the northeast side
Of Delaware street extended, thence by and
with raid side OF street in u northwesteriy
direction 70 the place OF beginning. DO the
Same Ghat II may Book l., Vol. 10, pave
37<, sc, with o frame store house and frame
house on leila ssre street.
Seised and taken IN execution as tho prop
eriy Of George " Merrifon and Hannsf
nj. Morrison MS wife, and t. t., and TO DO solo
by GILES LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherin's Once, wilmington, March 8
1857. ml0-ocd-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-14
WAHAnAKnnp

you win prefer to all others
for your boys clothing pur-
|chases it will be because we
don't know how. The
Spring things are coming;
bright, beautiful. The place
|in which you see the goods
gay with daylight all the
day long. Ease, comfort, all
about. Why not clothe your
boys here? Why mott
You'll have to give it up and
come.
Market street, east Of main aisle.
| Ladies' and girls clothing
and small boys kits. They
belong together, and have
at last been united. This is
lust suggestive that q whole
block front, Thirteenth to
Juniper streets on Chestnut
street, second floor has been
given over to these CO.
ordinate stocks, including
dress making to order. So
much for the place. Goods
talk will follow.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Mems clothing to order.
Up, upper-one flight up
was the latest move. But
the stock is upper in quality
and variety and style. The
beaux OF the town may be
iclothed here. And the ar
ltists. or cutters, AID the
tailors and makers. Upper
Jail Of them.
Second floor, Thirteenth and Market
streets corner.
The cottage, ant ia u
rooms, dress-making par
lors, upholstery department,
carpet store and china Sec
ton are all in order for
company. Call and see them.
You vii! enjoy it.
! JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streetl
and Citv-hsll SQUARE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-14

sPKAKKR CARLISLE and Congress-
man Springer were In Boston on Sat
dag last, and - might b expected
they did nos get away without bsing
wined and dined, after which came the
spssches. Mr.. OAElisls urged speedy
recognition BY the Democratic party Of
the fundamental principles Of Democ-
racy, strict construction, State rights
and free trade. Mr.. Carlisle announced
his belief that an over vhelming ma
jority OF the Democracy we're with him
In favor of substantial FREQ trade. and
he received hearty cheers upon making
the assertion. Congressman Springer
folio wing said that II the next Congress
did not reduee the surplus 1t would not
De the fault OF the Democratic majority,
and those Democrats who could not 90
With them In this, should 60 over to
the other side. No one knows better
than Mr.. Springer the efforts that we're
made by the Rspuolicans and Randall
Democrats to reduce the surplus st the
last session, but Mr.. Carlisle, Mr..
Springer and their folio wing Of FREQ
traders, would not accept their efforts
because their plan did not strike .
deadly blow Ut the system Of protection
Of American industries.